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Basics of Acupuncture 5th ed
By Gabriel Stux, Brian Berman and Bruce Pomeranz
5.0 out of 5 stars (2 Reviews)
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Publisher:  Springer
Published:  August 31, 1988
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5.0 out of 5 stars.  Concise!, May 18, 2013
By Dr. Antoinette Perrie
Everything you want to know in a neat little package. Stux is a quite competent writer and the book is understandable

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5.0 out of 5 stars.  Excellent!, September 03, 2003
By yA customer
This book is excellent, which makes me wonder what the heck the last reviewer was thinking. This book doesn't have point location errors...I am a certified acupuncturist and I can assure you this book is not only accurate, but Bruce Pomeranz uses Western methods to validate the use of acupuncture in the mainstream. Many people don't like his "anatomical" method of relating the acu-points, but for Western trained health care professionals, it is much easier to integrate into practice, sell to patients and to explain using science than the traditional Chinese medicine. Let's face it, the Chinese knew what they were talking about 2000 years ago (or more!) but they explained it in a way that made sense to them. Well, we're a bit more scientific now and explaining the results we get with a bit of science may offend some, but it is progress because we are integrating old style wisdom with new understandings.

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